Japan's Kyoto Prefecture government department reported on November 11 that a local chicken farm suspected a highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak, and the simple test result was positive. If the genetic test results are positive, it will be the first outbreak of bird flu in Japan during the current season. Outsiders are worried that the bird flu epidemic may further push up the price of eggs in Japan. The genetic test results are expected on the 12th. If an outbreak of bird flu is confirmed, the approximately 200,000 chickens raised in this chicken farm will all be culled. This chicken farm has been temporarily closed, and chicken farms within a 10-kilometer radius of the farm are required not to transport poultry and eggs to the outside world.

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